Jlin Releases Online Course On ‘Rhythmic Creativity’

The course features videos, readings and a Slack group for feedback and support

If You Know, You Know: An Interview With Iphgenia Baal & Ben Graville

Compliances: A New Fear, from Toothgrinder Press, combines the apocalyptic imagery of photographer Ben Graville and the caustic prose of Iphgenia Baal. Cal Cashin talks to the pair about working together and the depressing state of publishing

Swans Announce European Tour

... and did Bristol, London, Glasgow, Belfast and Dublin quake like ne'er before. Michael Gira and co. bound for these shores in May

Music For The People? Why We Deserve Better Than The Enemy

Since Oasis, argues Luke Turner, a succession of lad rock bands have coined it in by patronising large swathes of British society.

Sky Larkin Announce Live Show

London gig for indie whippersnappers

Columnus Metallicus: February In Heavy Metal Album Reviews

Kez Whelan looks at the good, the bad and the very very ugly (hello Pissgrave) when it comes to the best heavy metal albums released this month. This feature contains very NSFW imagery

Delivery In Speed: An Interview with M.L. Deathman

With his searing live set at this year’s Acid Horse newly released to tQ subscribers, M.L. Deathman speaks to Irina Shtreis about ramping up the tempo, cinematic influences from Westerns to giallo, and providing an alternative to damp English dread

The Decemberists

The King Is Dead

Soul Soothers: Suzanne Ciani’s Favourite LPs

Ahead of her appearance at the environmentally sustainable electronic music festival Terraforma, Suzanne Ciani talks Jude Rogers through her favourite 13 albums, from Roxy Music to Pavarotti via Terry Riley and Eva Cassidy, Carole King and Penderecki

Front & Follow & The Gated Canal Community

You Can Never Leave

Despite the label's official retirement, Front & Follow records is back with a compilation inspired by an estate agents' video

Ozzy Osbourne Reveals Parkinson’s Diagnosis

He found out about it after suffering a fall last February

Howl’s Moving Hassle: Penny Rimbaud Interviewed

Duncan Seaman talks to the perennial agitator/artist about poetry, punk and Crass